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Extract pages from a PDF

Pull the pages you need into a new document. Everything runs on your device — no upload, no account, no daily quota.

About this tool

Extracting is the inverse of deleting: you keep the pages that matter and drop the rest. It is the quickest way to pull one chapter, one invoice, or one signed page out of a large document.

This tool copies the selected pages into a new PDF entirely in your browser, with no upload and no account.

How to extract pages

  1. 1 Add the PDF; all pages start selected so you can deselect instead of rebuild.
  2. 2 Click pages to toggle them, then check the selected count.
  3. 3 Extract and download the new document.

Good to know

  • Pages keep their original order, not the order you clicked them.
  • All pages selected produces a copy of the whole document.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Extract and Split?

Extract makes one new file from the pages you selected. Split makes several files, either from custom ranges or one file per page.

Can I extract pages into separate files?

Use the Split tool with "Every page" instead. Extract always produces a single combined PDF.

Are annotations and form fields kept?

Annotations attached to the extracted pages are kept. Document-level form data can behave differently once pages are moved to a new file.